Now is the time to get prepared to avoid tragedy and loss from a fire, earthquake or communications emergency.
Your Calabasas Fire Safe Council has what you need to save lives and property – before an emergency strikes. Here’s how to protect yourself:
- Learn how you can Take Action to be prepared for an emergency
- Download and print In-An-Emergency documents (there will be no internet in a communications emergency) and store for easy access
- Arrange a free Home Hardening Assessment
- Get on our mailing list
- Know Your Zone!
Download the EPIC-FSC App!
The free app, available on both Apple or Google Play, provides tools and information to help individuals and families prepare for and respond to emergencies. With information permanently stored on users’ phones, the app is accessible even in situations of power outages and loss of Internet connectivity.
Portable Preparedness Information With the Click of a Button.
Download EPIC’s app on your smartphone today! Apple | Google Play
Emergency Preparedness Saves Lives
Is your Home Hardened?
ASK
Learn from the EPIC-FSC experts about the risks in your community, how you can mitigate them, and be prepared.
ASSESS
Schedule your FREE Home Hardening Assessment to know what you can do to protect yourself and your home.
ACTION
Take advantage of the recommended actions that will help you to be safe and ready for all potential disasters.
EPIC-FSC in the News
Emergency Communications – Introducing ECHO
ECHO is the Emergency Communication for Home Occupants. EPIC-FSC has created a program for you to successfully navigate communications at the start of an emergency, during the event and throughout the recovery phase.
The first step is education. EPIC offers communication resources whereby you may schedule a visit with one of our experts to guide you through how you can purchase a radio and, more importantly, use your radio to maintain communication. In addition, we will also be including timely updates via our website as well as other sources.
Fire Prevention
Extreme wildfire conditions and loss of life and property are increasing. Residents play a key role in reducing the risks.